1 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。

1. What do you think Jim is?

A．A journalist.

B．A basketball player.

C．A coach.

2. What do they often do after breakfast?

A．Practise basketball.

B．Have some lessons.

C．Receive interview.

3. What subject does Jim not mention?

A．History.

B．English.

C．Geography.

2 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

In 1949, the Basketball Association of America (BAA) and the National Basketball League (NBL) came together to form the National Basketball Association (NBA). In 1996 the NBA     1    (create) the WNBA, the Women’s National Basketball Association. And in 2001 the NBA set up a development league    2     (help) train future players.

The NBA is one of the four major professional sports     3     (league) in the US. It is made     4     of thirty teams in major cities in the United States and Canada.

In 1992, the United States Olympic men’s basketball team was called the “Dream Team”. For the first time there were players from the NBA. Among them were Michael Jordan and Larry Bird. There’s no doubt     5     the Americans brought home the gold medal that year from Barcelona. It was during the 1990s that the number of top NBA players from outside the US began to grow     6    (rapid), In 2002, Yao Ming was the first choice in the NBA draft (选秀). He    7    (pick) by the Houston Rockets.

Yao Ming became the first international player without college experience in the US     8    (choose) first overall (状元). He was a     9    (talent) player and proved     10    instant hit in the US.

Yao became the third Chinese national ever to play in the NBA. The first was Wang Zhizhi. He joined the Dallas Mavericks in 2001. The second was Mengke Bateer. He made his first NBA appearance in 2002.

3 . 假设你正准备参加你班举办的英语手抄报比赛。比赛要求手抄报上的文章为自己原创，主题是关于10月29、30号刚刚举办过校运会，具体内容包括：
1. 校运会的时间、地点和参加人员；
2. 记录在校运会中的一则见闻或亲身体验；
3. 上述事件带给你的思考。
注意：1. 词数100左右；
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3. 尽量使用高中所学单词/短语或句型。
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4 . 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

The Tour de France is the most important bicycle race in the world. The three-week-long race,     1     was first organized in 1903, is     2     (tradition) held in July. Although the route of the race changes slightly every year, it always contains a mixture of the flat stages at the     3     (begin) and the difficult stages across the Pyrenees and the Alps.

Each of the teams that can enter the Tour de France    4     (include) nine riders. And each team has a leader, usually the     5     (good) cyclist in the team. The other members of the team support him. They help him come back to     6     front line if he falls behind or they block off attacks by other teams. The main goal of every team is     7     (have)one of their athletes in the yellow jersey (运动套衫), which always belongs to the leading cyclist in the overall race. The time of each stage     8     (add)up.

The ranking is also important. The best mountain rider wears a polka-dot jersey and the best young rider wears a white jersey.     9     , not all cyclists of the Tour de France make it to the finish line. Many drop out because of injuries or because     10     (they) bodies cannot cope with the physical strain (损伤) of a three-week tour.

5 . 根据中文意思完成短文填空。

Dave wanted a pair of trainers badly, but his family was too poor to afford it. So when he read in the local newspaper that there would be a 1000-meter running race, of which the prize was a pair of trainers, he jumped at the opportunity. Day and night, he trained hard for it. On the sports day, a crowd of people gathered on the play field and there was     1     (兴奋的嚷嚷声) in the air. After doing some     2     (热身伸展运动), Dave heard the whistle. All at once, the runners set out like lightning and soon they were a blur. One after another, the other runners     3     (飞驰而过). Dave     4     (感到肋部疼痛) and his breath     5     (开始呼哧呼哧地喘). But he     6     (咬紧牙关) and pushed on. Now, it was the last lap. Dave gathered all his strength, gave himself     7     (额外能量的迸发) and ran like mad. One…two…three…Dave overtook all the others. As the crowd     8     (惊讶地看着), he     9     (向……发起最后冲刺) the finish. Yes, Dave was the champion! Although he was     10     (气喘吁吁), Dave grinned, holding the precious pair of trainers tightly to his chest.

6 . Japan's Momiji Nishiya, 13, made history on Monday. At the Tokyo 2020 Games, she took home the first women' s street skateboarding Olympic gold medal. Standing next to her on the podium (领奖台) was Rayssa Leal, also 13, from Brazil. Japanese skater Funa Nakayama, 16, took bronze.

The women's skateboarding final was a huge moment for the Games. Some of the Olympic youngest competitors appeared there. Half of the skaters in the final were younger than 18. In Tokyo's burning heat, they decided to try their best. They managed to fill the mostly empty skatepark with joy as hip-hop music sounded in the background.

After winning gold, Momiji was asked what she wanted to tell young skaters.“Skateboarding is fun and interesting,” she said. “I hope everyone can give it a try.”

And the young medalist is already offering powerful inspiration for new skaters. Outside of the skateboarding field, 9-year old Keito Ota and 8-year-old Ayane Nakamura were eagerly waiting to catch sight of the new Japanese medalists. The two friends started skateboarding about a year ago. They arrived at the park wearing Team Japan skateboarding shits. Every time a bus left the field, they held up pieces of paper that said,“Thank you for your hard work" and “Congratulations on your gold medal.”Keito says he' s adding Momiji to his list of favourite skateboarders. In August, Keito will enter his first competition at a skateboarding student cup.

Just 13 years and 330 days old at the time of her win, Momiji is Japan's youngest-ever gold medalist. She’s one of the youngest in Olympic history. That record, though, goes to American diver (跳水选手) Marjorie Gestring. Gestring to the gold medal at the Berlin 1936 Games at the age of 13 years and 267 days. At age 13 years and 203 days, Leal would have set a new record had she finished first.

1. What can we know about the women’s street skateboarding at the Tokyo 2020 Games?

A．It is included in the Olympic Games for the first time.

B．It produced the first gold medal of the 2020 0lympic Games.

C．It was the first event in which the Japanese won the gold medal.

D．It was the sport whose winner was the youngest in the Olympics.

2. Which of the following might be good for the performance of the athletes?

A．No audience.	B．Difficult moves.
C．The hot weather.	D．The background music.

3. Why does the author mention two boys in paragraph 4?

A．To present a fact.	B．To give an example.
C．To introduce a topic.	D．To make an expectation.

4. Who is the youngest gold medalist in Olympic history?

A．Rayssa Leal.

B．Momiji Nishiya.

C．Funa Nakayama.

D．Marjorie Gestring.

7 . Chris Nikic was born to break barriers and make history.

The 21 -year-old has Down syndrome (唐氏综合征) and a _________ that knows no limits. Just a few years ago, he started _________ himself to be more active. _________ by his father Jerry, Chris was determined to turn into an amazing athlete, _________ his way toward his dream goal: finishing an Ironman Triathlon (铁人三项运动)!

On November 7, 2020, he _________ Florida's Visit Panama City Beach Ironman, swimming 2.4 miles, cycling 112 miles, and _________ a 26.2-mile run. Beginning at 5:52 am, Chris experienced a _________ race that lasted 16 hours, 46 minutes, and 9 seconds, during which time nothing could stop him — not _________ a cut knee from a bike crash! Less than 14 minutes from the cutoff time, Chris _________ the finish line!

Not only did he achieve his goal, but he also ____________ in history! Guinness World Records ____________recognized Chris as the world's first person with Down syndrome to finish an Ironman Triathlon.

More ____________ than any medal or title, however, is the fact that Chris will ____________ people like him to achieve their dreams.

"To Chris, this ____________ was more than just a finish line and ____________ of victory," Jerry, whose support gave Chris a great sense of uplift, explained. " His story is an ____________ to other kids and families that face ____________ barriers, proving no goal is too ____________ . If Chris can do an Ironman, others can do too."

So what's next for this ____________ ? The 2022 Special Olympics in Orlando, Florida! With his ____________ for success, we have no doubt that we'll see him there!

1.

A．love

B．luck

C．determination

D．curiosity

2.

A．pushing

B．considering

C．believing

D．searching

3.

A．Accepted

B．Encouraged

C．Forced

D．Noticed

4.

A．directing

B．choosing

C．needing

D．sweating

5.

A．filled out

B．got across

C．competed in

D．gave up

6.

A．evaluating

B．dropping

C．missing

D．finishing

7.

A．possible

B．correct

C．tough

D．casual

8.

A．even

B．just

C．yet

D．only

9.

A．saw

B．crossed

C．cut

D．remembered

10.

A．slowed down

B．went down

C．put off

D．showed off

11.

A．only

B．merely

C．similarly

D．officially

12.

A．necessary

B．natural

C．important

D．reasonable

13.

A．advise

B．require

C．remind

D．inspire

14.

A．race

B．idea

C．behavior

D．memory

15.

A．explanation

B．celebration

C．competition

D．decision

16.

A．adventure

B．experience

C．example

D．attitude

17.

A．similar

B．normal

C．regular

D．extra

18.

A．easy

B．high

C．frightening

D．horrible

19.

A．champion

B．coach

C．presenter

D．illness

20.

A．position

B．operation

C．effect

D．drive

8 . 语法填空

Our school has set up several health and     1     (fit) clubs such as soccer, boxing, badminton, marathon in the past few years. I     2     (work) out regularly to keep fit in the past, but got     3     (injure) in a race. Luckily, it was not serious at all and I will recover from it soon. A sports meeting is one of the greatest     4     (event) in our school every year. In spite of my injury, I don’t lose heart and have made up my mind to take part in it. I     5     (sweat) recently to prepare for the coming event and have the     6     (determine) to win a gold medal for our class. I go to the gym every day     7     (build) up my     8     (strong) and I am certain I can make     9     . I will play for the honour of my class and won’t give     10     in the face of failure.

9 . What would it be like to live on the moon? Students in the 2021 Future City Competition were challenged to find out. Nine middle school students from AI-Hadi School of Accelerative Learning in Huston, Texas, America took home the prize in the competition.

Middle school teams from the United States, Canada, Nigeria and China joined in the 29^th yearly competition. The students used their STEM (science, technology, math and engineering) skills to create a city on the Moon.

The minerals and other resources(矿物质和其他资源) from the Moon helped the team design solutions to the problems humans might face on the planet, including providing enough water, as well as gases(气体) that are necessary for people, animals and plants to live. When asked if they’d like to live in their city on the Moon in the future, the students showed great excitement and interest in the possible moving from the planet Earth.

One winning student Sukaina Salim said, “One of our members had to leave the project because of his bad health. What was worse, COVID-19 created several difficulties for us. But we always encouraged each other to keep trying to achieve our common goals. It was a hard but great experience.”

Team teacher Syeda Batool encouraged the students and offered practical advice for their project.

“The most important thing we learned from our teachers was how to work together to do our job well,” said Mohammad Hani Mirza, who is a seventh grader. “That’s one thing we were missing because we all came from different backgrounds with different ideas, and we worked together to create a beautiful city.”

The winners were given a chance to go on an all-term trip to U.S. Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, and $7,500 for their school’s STEM program.

1. What do we know about the Future City competition?

A．It is designed for STEM students.	B．It is an international competition.
C．It is held in America every other year.	D．It is set up to protect the environment.

2. Why are Sukaina Salim’s words mentioned?

A．To list their challenges.

B．To show us their goals.

C．To advise us how to work with team members.

D．To encourage others to take part in the competition.

3. What did Mohammad Hani Mirza learn from the experience?

A．Hard work will pay off.	B．One should set a goal first.
C．Teamwork is the key to success.	D．Creativity comes from challenges.

4. What could be the best title for the text?

A．Important skills to win a competition

B．The best way to achieve common goals

C．Middle school students wanted to live in a city on the Moon

D．Students from America won the 2021 Future City Competition

10 . 运动会结束后，学校评出陈明为年度“校园体育之星”。请向双语报的“Campus Legendsof Sports”栏目投稿介绍陈明。陈明个人资料如下：

Title	Captain of School Sports Team/First-Aid(急救）volunteer
Qualification（证书）	First-class National Level of Athletes(国家一级运动员）
Masters in:	long-distance running
Glories:	Campus Sports Star of 2020 Marathon champion of youth group

注意：1、词数：100左右。
2、开头结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
3、可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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